* The former default behaviour was to exit with failure if lease is not
immediately obtained. This results in permanent network disconnect if DHCP
server is (accidentally) not available at boot time. :(
* Since bb 1.14 this is no longer hardcoded and can be configured.
Signed-off-by: Steffen
Steffen Sledz wrote:
* The former default behaviour was to exit with failure if lease is not
immediately obtained. This results in permanent network disconnect if DHCP
server is (accidentally) not available at boot time. :(
* Since bb 1.14 this is no longer hardcoded and can be configured.
Am 15.06.2010 08:55, schrieb Steffen Sledz:
> * The former default behaviour was to exit with failure if lease is not
> immediately obtained. This results in permanent network disconnect if DHCP
> server is (accidentally) not available at boot time. :(
>
> * Since bb 1.14 this is no longer har
Steffen Sledz wrote:
> Am 15.06.2010 08:55, schrieb Steffen Sledz:
>> * The former default behaviour was to exit with failure if lease is not
>> immediately obtained. This results in permanent network disconnect if DHCP
>> server is (accidentally) not available at boot time. :(
>>
>> * Since bb
Henri Bragge wrote:
Steffen Sledz wrote:
* The former default behaviour was to exit with failure if lease is not
immediately obtained. This results in permanent network disconnect if DHCP
server is (accidentally) not available at boot time. :(
* Since bb 1.14 this is no longer hardcoded
Am 15.06.2010 18:01, schrieb John Faith:
> I'd like to have 3 possible network modes: dhcp, zeroconf, or static IP
> and want to switch between them on-the-fly. It looks like the non-dhcp
> modes can be done using a script or 2 in /etc/udhcpc.d, so it seems
> having udhcpcd running in the backgrou
